Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement

Data and technology consultant Matt Jachowski presented at CNHA's Native Hawaiian Convention about why Native Hawaiians have left the islands. HPR talked to Jachowshi about his findings.

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement's three-day convention started Tuesday on Hawai'i Island. HPR spoke with CNHA CEO Kuhio Lewis about what's in store.

Some inconsistencies were found in Maui wildfire data relating to the number of people who have left the island. HPR's Maddie Bender takes a closer look at what these gaps mean.

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement aims to construct over 60 interim housing units for Maui wildfire survivors. The Conversation's Maddie Bender talked with Kūhiō Lewis, the CEO of CNHA, about two of its housing projects.

In the year since the Lahaina fires on Maui, the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement has helped more than 6,000 families through a robust recovery project.

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement opened the resource hub, Kākoʻo Maui, a month after the fires broke out on Maui. HPR's Russell Subiono talked with Kukui Keahi, the Community Care Navigator Lead of the hub, about the recovery efforts.

Four displaced families have moved into the La‘ikū temporary housing project so far. Officials are hoping to have another twelve families housed by September.

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is in the process of establishing a private land trust for affordable housing beginning with 43 acres on the east side of Hawaiʻi Island.

The Department of Hawaiian Home Lands and the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement have partnered to launch the DHHL Wildfire Relief Program.

It's been about a month since the city and the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement announced a plan to bring back a free hula show at the Waikiki Shell Amphitheater. But the Kapiolani Park Preservation Society has raised concerns that the event is a prelude to a commercial lūʻau show.